From today’s New York Times (and the headline wasn’t my choice, I preferred Marriage: It’s Complicated). It’s hysterical that the Times is running ads for diamond wedding rings right above the Op-ed. Marriage Is a Mixed Blessing WILL the New York State Legislature ultimately put itself on the right side of history by allowing same-sex […]
Archive for the ‘Marital Status Discrimination’ category
Alright – it’s time for an “offensive nomenclature call-out” moment. Someone has to declare these terms no longer usable by the media, by pundits, or really, by anyone, so here’s the list: Love Child – used by the NY Daily News, the Huffington Post, and the Washington Post, among many others to describe the child […]
The Delaware governor, Jack Markell, is prepared to sign into law a new Civil Union bill, making Delaware the 8th state to pass a law that creates a civil status functionally equivalent to marriage (at least on a state level until DOMA is repealed). These laws have come to be called “Everything but Marriage” laws. […]
Arkansas Supreme Court Lifts Ban on Right of Unmarried People to Adopt or be Foster Parents
April 7th, 2011
Big news today out of the Arkansas Supreme Court, but much of the media seems to be confused about what the news is. The Huffington Post’s piece is typical: Arkansas Supreme Court Strikes Down Ban On Gay Adoptions. In fact, the news is even better: the Arkansas Supreme Court struck down a statute that prohibited […]
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